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Anyone ridden the surface green life or watch life?

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OGoriginal-gaper
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found a good deal on a pair want to know if there any good, what are they like on groomers, pow and park. thanks k+ for good reply's thanks.
Jan 11 2013 1:33AM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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bump need advice quick
Jan 11 2013 4:22AM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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bump
Jan 11 2013 6:19PM
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Jan 12 2013 2:39AM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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Jan 12 2013 11:25PM
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El_Barto.
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Watch lifes destroy groomers. Stiff with a good amount of camber. Im sure they would be good on jumps as well. They are fat enough for some pow adventures but certainly arent a pow ski by todays standards
Jan 12 2013 11:41PM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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thanks buddy k+ i have been riding old rossignols scratches which are like 76 in the waist so they might feel like pow skis to me i bought them buy the way
Jan 12 2013 11:48PM
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El_Barto.
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Great choice. I really like mine. By far the most versatile ski i have and bomb proof. Wait till you see the sidewalls on em
Jan 13 2013 1:44AM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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yeah there good skis i love the width and you can just charge anything really, bases and top sheets aren't the best but then again i did abuse them quite badly
Jul 26 2013 6:22AM
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El_Barto.
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I actually bought a pair of green lifes too. I cant get enough of that ski
Jul 26 2013 11:24PM
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Dr.Dickless
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I was thinking of getting next years Save Life's, their supposed to be the same as the Watch life's but I haven't heard anything about them
Jul 27 2013 12:35AM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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there quite stiff so if you like a soft ski probably not for you, i just like them because with the width you get heaps of confidence doing what ever you please, rode in like 15cm and they went good but there the widest skis i have ever skied so my opinion on how they go in a bit of snow is not really valid.
Aug 7 2013 4:38AM
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*SURFACE
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The Save Life for 13/14 season is going to be on the Walk Free mold. Still 100mm underfoot but a little more traditional ski with a little early rise in the tip and more flat tail.

Its the ski that our team rider, Brody Leven has been using the last couple seasons and recently skied off the top of Denali in AK which is over 20,000 - check it out HERE!
Aug 7 2013 11:26PM
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